User Guide

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ADOBE GOLIVE CS2
User Guide
Quotation Identifies the selected text as content taken from another source. Most browsers display quotations using
a smaller font size and italics.
Citation Identifies the text as the title of a cited work. Most browser display the selected text italicized.
Inserted Indentifies content that has been inserted. Use this attribute to indicate changes between versions of
documents. Most browsers display the text underlined.
Deleted Identifies content that has been deleted. Use this attribute to indicate changes between versions of
documents. Most browsers display the text with strikethrough.
Sample Places special emphasis on small character sequences taken out of their normal context. Most browsers
display samples using a monospaced font.
Definition Defines special terms or phrases, and to assist in creating a page index or glossary. Most browsers display
definitions as plain text.
Variable Works most often in conjunction with the Code attribute to represent variable names or user-supplied
values within the code. Most browsers display variables with an italicized monospaced font.
Code Signifies computer source code or other machine-readable content. Most browsers display code using a
monospaced, teletype-style font such as Courier.
Keyboard Signifies text that is typed on the keyboard. Most browsers display keyboard entries using a monospaced
font.
Physical text attributes
The following physical text attributes appear in the lower half of the Type > Style menu:
Note: Older browsers may not support physical attributes other than plain, bold, and italic.
Plain Uses the basic format for standard HTML text. It can be overridden by stylesheets.
Italic Instructs browsers to use an italic or oblique typeface. If the typeface is not available, highlighting, reverse
video, or underlining may be used.
Bold Instructs browsers to use a bold typeface. If that is not available, browsers might use something like reverse
video or underlining.
Underline Instructs browsers to underline text, spaces, and punctuation. (This attribute may be removed from the
next version of HTML.)
Strikeout Instructsbrowserstoput alinethrough themiddleoftext. (Thisattribute mayberemoved from thenext
version of HTML.)
Superscript Instructs browsers to display text one-half of a character higher than the rest of the text.
Subscript Instructs browsers to display text one-half of a character lower than the rest of the text.
Teletype (tty) Instructs browsers to display text in a monospaced typeface.
Blink Uses a Netscape extension for reversing the background and foreground colors of text to make text appear to
blink on and off.